This is the wrong approach. Mobile devices are being served the small image because the default sizes attribute is incorrect for your uses case, not because of the srcset. If you provide a correct sizes attribute then browsers will choose a more appropriate source. If you remove the 300w version without changing the sizes attribute … Read more
I’m not 100% sure what you’re asking, but Yes, the path /wp-content/uploads/2021/04/image.jpg is fixed. This is a file path on disk and the image is served directly directly from that file by your webserver without going through WordPress. (Unless that is you move the folder and define UPLOADS or an upload_dir hook. Then it could … Read more
ACF has documentation for creating a form on the frontend. I would stick to their suggestions. https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/create-a-front-end-form/ I was able to create this by assigning my field group for the form to the custom post type and using a unique template page for the form. <?php /** * Template Name: Form Page Template */ ?> … Read more
You need to view the Media Library in “List View” instead of “Grid view”. Look just below the text “Media Library” at the top of the screen for a list icon / grid icon (grid will be selected) and switch to List. Here’s an article that shows a screenshot: https://easywpguide.com/wordpress-manual/media-library/
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srcset is populated with all sizes of the image that are the same aspect ratio as the original image. The reason smaller images are added to srcset if you upload the exact size is because that means that the default resized versions like medium and large will have the same aspect ratio. However, when using … Read more
I managed to find a way to achieve what I needed, which actually is, an update to the attachment meta, to include the new custom sizes. For this, I used the wp_get_attachment_metadata and wp_update_attachment_metadata. A basic code skeleton for this is like below: // Get existing image metadata $metadata = wp_get_attachment_metadata($imageId); // Get the path … Read more
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